Spill Doctor SA

Spill Doctor SA Helping you store and distribute flammable products in a safe and compliant manner.

Spill Doctor is the official Distributor of a number of major suppliers - all our products are aimed at providing our clients with a one-stop shop for professional advice and product for the safe storage of flammable and hazardous liquids. Our aim is to minimise the risk of fire and injury in the workplace through the correct storage of flammable and hazardous liquids (flammable cabinets, leak pro

of safety cans, plunger cans, bench cans, safety faucets). From an environmental perspective, we supply spill containment, spill control products that will prevent accidental spillage which can damage our environment. Spill Doctor is a national company with representation in Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Durban and Gauteng

Regular inspections of chemical containers are a simple but often overlooked part of safe chemical storage.Damaged conta...
24/06/2026

Regular inspections of chemical containers are a simple but often overlooked part of safe chemical storage.

Damaged containers, deteriorated seals and loose lids can allow leaks or vapours to escape, increasing the risk of corrosion, contamination and product loss.

Taking a few minutes to inspect containers regularly can help prevent costly issues down the line.

🌐Visit our website: www.spilldoctor.co.za
📞Call us at: 010 003 6060
✉️Email us at: [email protected]

How are your flammable liquids currently being stored?Our 170L Flammable Liquid Safety Cabinet provides secure, purpose-...
18/06/2026

How are your flammable liquids currently being stored?

Our 170L Flammable Liquid Safety Cabinet provides secure, purpose-built storage for flammable materials.

✔ Self-closing doors
✔ Integrated spill sump
✔ Lockable access
✔ Robust steel construction

Contact Us:

📞+27 10 003 6060
✉️ [email protected]
🔗 www.spilldoctor.co.za

Not every spill containment solution needs to be permanent.Portable spill containment berms provide a temporary secondar...
11/06/2026

Not every spill containment solution needs to be permanent.

Portable spill containment berms provide a temporary secondary containment solution. When the job is done, these berms can be cleaned, folded and stored in a fraction of their deployment size.

We've written a short article covering the key benefits of portable berms.

Read more here: https://www.spilldoctor.co.za/the-benefits-of-portable-spill-containment-berms/

04/06/2026

The last 2 days at the A-OSH Expo have been great.
It has been a pleasure meeting SHEQ professionals, safety managers, engineers, and industry leaders from across South Africa and abroad.

From spill containment and hazardous storage solutions to emergency response equipment, we enjoyed discussing the challenges organisations face and how the right safety practices and equipment can help improve compliance, environmental protection, and workplace safety.

Thank you to everyone who visited our stand so far and took the time to connect with the Spill Doctor team.

Join us today for the final day of the exhibition! Hall 3, stand D03.

A spill pallet might seem like a simple product, but material quality, UV resistance, load ratings, and chemical compati...
20/05/2026

A spill pallet might seem like a simple product, but material quality, UV resistance, load ratings, and chemical compatibility all play a major role in long-term performance.

In our latest article, we look at some of the most common reasons polyethylene spill pallets fail, and what businesses should look for when selecting spill containment equipment.

https://www.spilldoctor.co.za/why-polyethylene-spill-pallets-fail/

How often should emergency showers and eyewash stations be tested?It’s something that often gets overlooked - until it’s...
23/04/2026

How often should emergency showers and eyewash stations be tested?

It’s something that often gets overlooked - until it’s needed.

According to ANSI Z358.1, emergency eyewash stations and safety showers should be activated weekly.

This isn’t just for compliance. Weekly testing helps to:

✅Verify proper water flow

✅Flush out stagnant water

✅Check for blockages or valve issues

✅Ensure the unit will operate instantly in an emergency

A more thorough inspection should also be carried out periodically to confirm full compliance with performance requirements.

In an emergency, there’s no time to troubleshoot.

These units need to work immediately, every time.

When last were yours tested?

📞010 003 6060
✉️[email protected]
🔗www.spilldoctor.co.za

Not all "flammable cabinets" are compliant.We regularly see cabinets in use that were never designed for flammable stora...
16/04/2026

Not all "flammable cabinets" are compliant.

We regularly see cabinets in use that were never designed for flammable storage, are damaged, or lack basic safety features like spill containment.

This creates a false sense of compliance and unnecessary risk.
We recently put together an article on flammable cabinet requirements in South Africa, including what to look for and where most sites go wrong.

Our article is available on our website:
https://www.spilldoctor.co.za/flammable-cabinet-requirements/

Different types of eyewash stations - are you using the right one?Not all eyewash stations are the same, and the right c...
08/04/2026

Different types of eyewash stations - are you using the right one?

Not all eyewash stations are the same, and the right choice depends on your environment.

Plumbed eyewash stations are installed in fixed locations and are connected to a water supply. These are typically used in higher-risk areas where chemicals and other hazardous substances are handled regularly.

There are different options depending on your needs and setup:

Wall-mounted units
Pedestal units
Combinations units (which also have a shower)
Portable Unit

Portable eyewash stations offer flexibility where plumbing isn’t available. They’re ideal for remote or temporary work areas, but they have limited capacity and require more regular inspection.

Both types serve the same purpose - immediate response to chemical/hazardous material exposure.

A key factor is accessibility. Eyewash stations should be reachable within 10 seconds of a hazard to reduce the risk of serious injury.

Choosing the right type comes down to your site layout, risk level, and infrastructure.

View our range of eyewash stations: https://www.spilldoctor.co.za/product-category/emergency-eye-wash-showers/

Address

35 Murray Crescent
Salt Rock
4391

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+27(010) 003 6060

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